Category: ComputerWeekly
Dial-a-Ride, the free door-to-door transit service for disabled people operated across the capital by Transport for London (TfL), has suspended…
A Canadian businessman accused of helping to facilitate organised crime through his involvement with an encrypted messaging service was arrested…
Thousands of applications that have taken advantage of open source Python Package Index (PyPI) software packages may at risk of…
Recorded incidents of digitally enabled financial fraud and scams across the UK have hit their highest ever level, with consumers…
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has given Microsoft the all-clear regarding its hiring of senior Inflection AI executives, as…
Cloud repatriation – sometimes called “reverse migration” – is something any organisation that uses cloud storage should consider. It’s the…
Lloyds Bank is streamlining its trade financing sales through the use of artificial intelligence (AI), which will automate the checking…
Retailers have told the House of Lords that live facial recognition (LFR) would be of limited use in tackling shoplifting…
The major enterprise resource planning (ERP) providers have all embarked on a strategy to provide functionality in their product suites…
The £1.15bn put aside to cover the costs of the Post Office Horizon scandal won’t go near meeting the bill,…
Anglian Water is the largest water and wastewater company in England and Wales. In its Water resources management plan for…
Information security is essentially an information risk management discipline. By rendering many information systems inoperable, the global outage precipitated by…